Lancaster High School - Golden Arrow Yearbook (Lancaster, WI)

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FORENSICS: LOCAL AND SUB-DISTRICT CONTESTS HELD AT LANCASTER It is a desirable trait to be able to read a poem or prose selection, or relate a declamation or speech and convey the idea across the infinite area of podium to audience. In forensics there are four levels of competition, local, sub-district, district, and state. At the local level two contestants are chosen from each of the cate- gories except the plays of which only one is sent. At the following levels those receiving A ratings continue. There are nine fields of competition, play acting, reading of prose or poetry, four minute speeches, original oration, significant speeches, public address, and extemporaneous speaking. Each category is different and pro- vides a field of interest for everyone. ABOVE: DECLAMATIONS: SIT- TING: julie Adams, Linda Graneyg STANDING: Vicki Yoose, Lois Kaiser, Lee Kirschbaum, jean Hahn. 'V ,,fn' :r,s'Bi.,,w. 1 1' ..-N 1 'f.. .r ,wars ABOVE: PROSE S POETRY: FRONT ROW: Linda Wallin, Peggy Wetter, Kathy Schroeder, Donna Irish, Donna Salis, Sue Larking SECOND ROW: Jane Kinney, Cheryl Evans, Linda Bailey, Mary Lou Fuerstenberg, Nancy Wright, Pam Wulfg BACK ROW: Kay Blum, Karen Reuter, Connie Mathison, Fae Nechvatal, joe Crawford, Edith Summerill, Sandy Gray, Phylis Graney. RIGHT: COACHES: M.rs. Henry, Mrs. Elston, Mrs. Rice. 22 , 4 L

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LIBRARY CLUB: LIBRARY CLUB SPONSORS BOOK FAIR The largest project undertaken by the Library Club this year was the Book Rebellion! Paperback books were chosen for students at a book fair which ran for a week. The club is a state wide organization known as the Southwestern Assoc ia- tion of Student Librarians. Mrs. Webb hopes to send one member to a library workshop in Madison this summer. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Joanne Leifer, President, Sandy Grey, Vice-President, Lois Kaiser, Sec- retary, Linda Schildgeh, Treasurer, Mrs. Govier, Librarian Assistant, Mrs. Webb, Librarian, BACK ROW: Kathy Schroeder, Linda Graney, Nadine Kirchner, Jane Schwab, Brenda Swab, Chuck Place, Barb Nickel, Joyce Schmitz, Susie Kemper, Judy Sedbrook, Patty Wissbaum. SCRlBBLER'S CLUB: AN OPENING OF MINDS The Scribbler's Club is an organiza- tion composed of persons wishing to exploit their creative resources in writing. The monthly meetings, held at the homes of the members, are supervised by Mrs. Elston. Each creative effort is read and criticized by fellow members. Plans are in effect to publish a collection of the writings at the end of the year. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Terwilliger, Jo Lynn Rabenberg, Toni Stehura, Bonnie Sweeney, Andi Pascoe, Mary Neisius, Betty Baxter, Becky Boardman, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elston, Advisor, Donna Irish, Kathy Kirchner, Dawn Vogt, Cindy Curley, Pat Wissbaum, Margie Flesch, Karen Reuter, Chuck Placeg BACK ROW: Paul Manuel, Mary Klaas, Dan Mitchell, John Becher, Zafer Ozgir, Cheryl Evans.

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ABOVE: PLAY READING: FRONT ROW: Io Lynn Rabenberg, Karin Stymiest, Debbie Mathison, Peggy Soden, Patsy Wright, Faye Fuerstenberg5 SECOND ROW: Bev Mink, Jann Wolf, Sherry Peterson, Joyce Schmitz, Kathy Kirchner, Pat Myott, Nancy Wieden- beckg THIRD ROW: Ann Hoskins, Nancy Udelhoven, Toni Stehura, Mary O'Rourke, Lee Kirschbaum, Mary McMahon, Anne Kinney, Mary Ann Terwilligerg BACK ROW: Roger Henry, Scott Baumgartner, Mark Stich, Elgie Bendorf, Fred Gensmer, David McCarvil1e, Paul Manuel. LEFT: PUBLIC SPEAKING: FRONT ROW: Cindy Curley, Jim Stevensg SECOND ROW: Dawn Vogt, Becky Stephensong THIRD ROW: Sandy Tracy, Becky Boardmang BACK ROW: Bonnie Sweeney, Vicki Stan- ton, Barb Cooley.